The poster to this movie is how I want to die. Slamming full throttle into a giant hairy hominid as dudes with machine guns shoot wildly and half naked chicks scream in terror. That would be awesome. You know what's not awesome? This movie. It's like a bad episode of land of the lost but with clean cut looking bikers. I just wanna see a movie about bikers vs Bigfoot ("Dear God No" does it). It's not hard it practically writes itself. Someone needs to remake these films so the story is as good as the posters. Enjoy.
Pretty awesome 80's documentary. Nothing better then dirty bikers and Jerry Garcia talking about the Angels. A lot of great club footage, and one hell of a great soundtrack featuring willy Nelson, the Jerry Garcia band, Johnny paycheck,and Bo diddly.
This movie has been over looked for years. While it's no easy rider it sure does have all the things a great biker film has.The bikes look legit they aren't just Hondas with a sissy bar welded on. It lives up to it's name unlike some flicks (I'm looking at you Werewolves on Wheels), and a little bit of boobs. Something about the blood in 70's low budget films just tak
I originally thought this movie was going to be a biopic about the texas rattle snake stone cold steve austin starring Dolph Lungren. But instead the Boz is a snitch for Johnny law and he's out to bust the dad from pumpkin head. It's got 90's boobs, mullets, Boz's pet Monitor, and a cast of amazing actors in one horrible movie.
Classic. Dune buggies, LSD, desert truck camping, rape, geology this one has it all. With acting on par with 70's porn, and a score with such hits as "Satan", I cannot see how this movie didn't win best picture 1969. A quick google search has taught me Oliver! Won best picture that year. How the fuck does a British hobo kid win over a movie with rattlesnake throwing? Fucking politics that's how.
As requested from one of the forums, here's Tom Stern kicking it with the immortal Sonny Barger, Terry the Tramp, and a few other of Oakland's finest. Lee Madden the director also directed "Angel Unchained". One things for sure you can't complain about the bikers not being realistic.
(1970)
After looking at thousands (yes thousands) of biker blogs and reading millions (yes millions) of biker magazines and only watching a few (actually millions again) dirty movies I've realized one thing; hot chicks love good looking bikes. Magazines are filled with gorgeous women posing seductively next to perfect show bikes. I'm saying smoking hot foxes on some sweet stretched choppers on every page. now there is nothing wrong with this. Hell every magazine, biker blog or web page can be made better with a hot chick next to a bike but I don't own a show bike so I'll make do with what I have. And so starts a little thing I'm calling "hot chick, ugly bike". This way instead of seeing a smoking hot chick next to a rigid knuckle you will see a smoking hot fox next to a stock Honda Rebel or a 50cc china scooter. Coming Soon.
American International Pictures cranked out more biker flicks in the 70's then Jenna Jameson took dicks in the 90's. Samuel Z. Arkof and James H. Nicholson formed this beautiful production company to cash in on the teenage market, making movies aimed at 19 year old males. Some of the best grind house flicks came from this studio, Mad Max, The Amittyvile Horror, Billy Jack, The Incredible Melting Man, Foxy Brown (if you have ever seen Pam Grier's tits you can thank them), and hundreds of others. I still hold firm that the star of the AIP has and always will be Roger Corman. The father of low budget horror and Sci-fi, if it was sleazy and great he probably made it. His "Poe" film series were a 60's horror staple, and his biker masterpiece "Wild Angels" started the Hells angels movie franchise. So here's to you Mr. Corman. Thank you for Pam Grier's titties, Merry Christmas and Here is "Wild Angels".
The Glory Stompers. If there was ever a biker movie that made you wish the protagonist would die in a fiery motorcycle crash it's this one. A bunch of clean cut wanna be bikers get more then they bargain for when a few dirty bikers crash their party. Soon the dirty bikers accidentally waste the guy with the bandana ascot, kidnap his mama, and decide to sell her to Mexican pimps. We have all been there before. Keep an eye out for Casey Kasem as Mouth.
While it does feature one of the best biker werewolf on fire riding a chopper scenes of any movie I can recall. This ones pretty much a let down.
Why it took people so long to put a werewolf on a motorcycle I'll never know. It just seems logical: bikers are hairy,werewolves are hairy.
There probably is supposed to be some deeper meaning to it all like "bikers are animals" or "we are all beast" but as high as I was I still couldn't get into the symbolism of this flick. I expected at least half of the movie to be werewolves on wheels eating people and raping squares, but instead shit went all MJ thriller in one scene then the movie was over. At least a few of the bikes are worth checking out.
For your viewing pleasure we have a direct from VHS copy of "Angels from
Hell". A movie about the epic battle between Tom Stern's and Jack
Starrett's mustaches. Bud Adkins makes a brief cameo as a biker fleeing
from Tom Stern's molestache. Enjoy.
Ah 70's british horror zombie biker occult flicks. What a sub genre. This movie is about that special time in everyone's life when we aren't sure if we should follow the crowd and commit satanic occult suicide to come back as a biker zombie or be an individual and be shunned by our zombie biker friends. If only I had this movie back when I was that age to help me through those rough times of teenage angst.
The flick (Part Clockwork Orange, part 70s occult exploitation, all non scary British horror) actually features a few decent riding scenes. British bikes tearing through towns and store fronts, running over babies, what more could you ask for? How about Tom the lead character erupting from his grave in a cloud of fresh cemetery dirt, bike at full throttle ready to raise hell through the British country side. Only to stop and make a call to his mother to let her know he's ok after dying, you rebel.
Yeah this movie is no easy rider or glory stompers. It uses those dreaded towed bike shots that make it look more like bikini beach bingo then a semi decent biker flick. But you get what you pay for and this ones free. Plus the opening credits has one great psychedelic track playing over it.Will it satisfy your need for a good biker zombie flick? Nope. Will it satisfy your lust for obscure biker films? Definitely. Could this movie use more 70s boobs? Of course.
The promotional material for this movie is amazing.
Honey badgers run from Kurt Russell. Wait, on second thought, Kurt Russell's beard from the 1982 release of John Carpenters "The Thing" could take on a colony of honey badgers. Now why would I start a blog with Kurt Russell's beard as the first post? First off, fuck you for asking such a dumb fucking question. Second, look at it. That beard chops fire wood. The Dos Eqious worlds most interesting man's beard pisses itself when it sees Kurt Russell's beard.
